The funeral procession is a tradition that follows the funeral. Family, friends, and loved ones convoy with the casket to support the deceased to their final resting place. It dates back to ancient civilizations when communities would follow the deceased on foot. Whether you’re attending a funeral or passing a funeral procession in traffic,…
The hearse is a unique vehicle with an equally unique history. It is a staple of cultures throughout the world—the automobile that delivers the body to its final resting place. When shopping for a funeral car, you’ll find it isn’t the same exact thing as a hearse. So, what’s the difference between the two, and…
Nobody expects or fully prepares for the sad day when a loved one passes away. Whether it happens abruptly or after a long drawn-out battle with cancer, death never comes with us fully ready for it. Things come quickly after that: planning the funeral service, contacting loved ones, figuring out what to do with the…
When it comes to funeral vehicles in the United States, there are a few manufacturers that dominate the market. Despite the small number of manufacturers available, consumers still have many choices to make while shopping for a funeral vehicle thanks to the customization options available through luxury dealers like Coachwest Luxury & Performance Motorcars. Today,…
Buying a hearse is not a small investment. Even the least expensive ones can start at $80,000 before any modifications by a coach builder. Today’s blog explains the top six things to consider when buying a funeral car. Related Post: Hearse & Funeral Car FAQs 1. Used Versus New Funeral Cars Funeral cars and hearses…
Hearses are vehicles you don’t want to see but are a necessary part of our society. Despite their negative connotations, hearses, more properly called funeral cars, allow a loved one’s family to mourn with dignity and respect during a trying and difficult time. See answers to frequently asked questions about hearses and funeral cars in…
Have you ever wondered what it takes to open a funeral home? Whether you have always wanted to be in the funeral business or you have decided to change career paths, opening a funeral home is just like any other business. Today, Coach West goes step-by-step to explain how to open up your own funeral…
Any business owner wants their equipment to last as long as possible. That’s true in the funeral business like any other. However, a funeral car has a limited lifespan. Not only do you want to ensure your vehicle runs without error, but you also want to present a sense of respect and luxury to…
If you are looking to purchase a funeral car, there are several things you should take into account. In this blog, the experts at Coachwest provide you with helpful information to ensure that your funeral car buying experience is a good one! Tips For Buying A Funeral Car Buying a funeral car is just like…
How to Drive Funeral Cars For a Living Funeral car drivers are responsible for transporting the remains of the deceased from funeral homes to their final resting place. They drive vans, limousines, coaches, and other types of funeral cars depending on the needs of their clients. To become a funeral car driver you need a…
